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The amount of disorder in a system is measured by it's: Activation energy Equilibrium position Entropy Keq
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The amount of disorder in a system is measured by it's:

Activation energy
Equilibrium position
Entropy
Keq

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entropy

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The amount or disorder in a chemical system or system is measured by it's Entropy. Entropy is the simply the measure of the amount of disorder or lack of structure present within a system.
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